Aurelio Tolentino Monument, Guagua
Guagua's monument to Aurelio Tolentino, the playwright and Katipunan member who was a native son of the town.
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Overview
Aurelio Tolentino, a native of Guagua, was a playwright and a trusted member of the Katipunan in the revolution against Spain. The town honours him with a monument, one of several civic landmarks around the centre along with the Rizal Monument and the Capt. Ruben P. Sonco Freedom Square.
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